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David W. Oaks' Statement of Support for Protest of 2014 American Psychiatric Association Meeting - Vimarsana News

David W. Oaks' Statement of Support for Protest of 2014 American Psychiatric Association Meeting

Thanks for everyone who supports the peaceful protest of the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting in New York City on May 4, 2014. There are too many wonderful people to mention here! Thanks to the millions of people all over the world who want real change in the mental health system.

Members of northeast Wisconsin's Hispanic community look forward following a century of struggle and advocacy - Vimarsana News

Members of northeast Wisconsin's Hispanic community look forward following a century of struggle and advocacy

By Ariel Perez and Benita Mathew, Green Bay Press-Gazette   When Carlos Muñoz arrived in the United States in 1973, he was thinking only about vacationing. Family members who lived ...

How Latinos shaped Wisconsin's economy and found the American dream - Vimarsana News

How Latinos shaped Wisconsin's economy and found the American dream

New Hispanic and Latino arrivals are now able to find established multi-generational communities that offer them support networks, familiarity.

Tom Morello: 'We came within a baby's breath of a fascist coup in the US' | Rage Against the Machine - Vimarsana News

Tom Morello: 'We came within a baby's breath of a fascist coup in the US' | Rage Against the Machine

Lockdown and ‘looking after the grandmas’ may have kept the Rage Against the Machine guitarist away from recent protests – but he refuses to be silenced

Cesar Chavez Day - Vimarsana News

Cesar Chavez Day

Houston Residents here honored labor leader and United Farm Workers founder Cesar Chavez March 27 with a caravan through the East Side, led by over 25 motorcycles, dozens of Chicano lowrider cars and other cars with signs and union flags on them. They met up with a large contingent of marchers who had gathered on Cesar Chavez Blvd., led by children on bikes and walking with UFW flags. The Southeast Tejas Brown Berets organized the event, which ended with a rally at Magnolia Park, which was once the only park that Mexicanos could use in Houston. Historian Jesus Medel and poets Johnny Torres an...